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Somtrans adds inland LNG bunkering vessel to its fleet

By LNG Prime Staff
Somtrans adds inland LNG bunkering vessel to its fleet
Image: RensenDriessen

Belgian shipping firm Somtrans will soon start using a new LNG bunkering vessel designed for inland waterways and estuary service along the Belgian coast up to Zeebrugge.

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